“The object, called an exception object, contains information about the error, including its type and the state of the program when the error occurred.”

“CYRANO Why yes, a poet, if you will; so while we fence, I’ll make you a Ballade Extempore. VALVERT A Ballade? CYRANO Yes. You know what that is?”

“Who writes poems? Name a poet. If you will tell me where to write his name, so that whoever comes in will know who made the poem, I will write the poet’s name. (The teacher writes…”) Southern School Journal, 1904.

“No, no thank you! Lenny is really getting into his rhythm now.” New York Magazine, Sep 6, 1971.